The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-06-04

STORE, Dauk SJTeeJ.
Frank Dlehl has purchased the Carbon
House blacksmith shop. See his advertise
ment on fourth page.
plymouth Rock, Brown LeShorn ant
Pekin Dock Eggs, for sale at II. A. Beltz's
at go cents per dozen. 2"
The school board and town council
meet Monday evening--the former will
effect new organization.
An attempt was made recently by som,
miscreants to burn the Fulmer schoo
slate factory at Slatington.
"A. ]. Durling has had his residenc,
nicely re-painted which greatly improves
the appearance Of the same.
There Is Absolutely no adalteratfon II
the Tulip Soap, therefore 1t is the cheapest
soap for laundry, bath or toilet.
F. A. Rayburn, pension swIhdler
was arrested in Lazerne county this week,
by special examiner G. F. Dill, of the
Pension Department.
B j. Evans, the defaultlng tax col
lector of Banks township. was arrested
Friday and cenfided to the care of Sheriff
Gallagher, at Msuch Chunk
William Kramer hard working
laborer, living at Allentown was robbed Of
$3.50 last Sunday night. The money repre-.
sented savings of twenty years.
Charles Hendt, German miner EN-.
ployed near Allentown attempted suicide
a few days since. He has been in Ill health
tor some time past and was despondent
-Reesc Wiiier, resides at Plymouth
Luzerne county, is aged thirty-four, weighs
fifty-six pounds and is only thirty-siS
inches In height. he is said to be the
smallest man living.
-WANTED, $500 for one year, at lega
interest; security, first mortgage on rea
estate. For further information apply t,
II. V. Mortimer, sr., CARBON ADVOCATE
Office. If.
$500 will be paiG to the finder of the
fishing basket and good line that was left
on the pAyement in front of w. A. Peters
saloon, last Saturday night. Call at thi.
office.
-Mahlon Reichard, residing on North
ampton street. has valuable relic in hi.
possession the corner stone of the first NJ
E. church built in this place in the veal
lS4S.
Hon. john B. Storm, J. n. Place ant
Mahlon Kresge, will represent the Democ
racv nj Mnnroa oouptu Of tho Do,onouo Z,
State Convention to be held in Allentown
on August 81.
An eccentric Allentown woman entered
one Of the Evangelical churches at that
place, during services Sunday, and handed
the pastor live goose gaily decorated and
a small box of fruits.
Our friend A. w. RaVdenbush has beer
appointed district agent for the well-knowr
NJ. A. l. Co. We direct the attention .ot
our readers to "Card that explains itself, u
in another column.
The Commencement Exercises OF oui
High School will be held in School Hall
Saturday evening, June 4. An interesting
programme has been arranged for the oc
casion. Don't fail to go.
The residence of Moses Remaley, neal
Parryville, which was struck by iightnine
last week and burned to the ground alons
with most of its contents, incurs a loss or
that gentleman of over 81 800.
-" Mshoning Waltz" beautiful tnusi
cal composition, has been arranged for or
chestral purposes by c. V. Kleintop, ant
will be rendered in School Hall this lSatur
day. evening. Don't fall to hear it.
"A grand birthday ball. in honor of oul
friend j. t. Mcdaniel, will come off at hi,
popular Pleasant Corner hostelry, on tn,
evening of Wednesday, June 22d. A goot
time is expected, and all lovers cf spor
should make it point TO 60.
leopold Meyer, OF the Dolonsburg Ho
tel, has first-rate accommodations for ST,
or eight good boardefs, at So. so per week
Persons who wish the comforts of hom,
should not miss this opportunity. LeopolC
keeps nice clean and quiet place.
1t is very important that you shoulc
read Reber's Row advertisement in to-day
issue' 1t contains facts worth knowing, in
disputable facts, the result of thirty year
experience as doctor of medicine. Dom
fail to read it, remember il is important an,
may be the means Of saving you many dol
lars in the course of twelve months.
"a party Of swindlers are travelling owe
the State just now, selling eggs for So PEI
dozen and contracting to take all the chick
ems hatched from them at 81 each, repre-
senting that they are very valuable breed
After they haYe effected sale, an investi
cation develops the fact that the eggs ar
boiled. You know how 10 treat such fellows
Under the high license law which eOe
into effect July 1, constables are requires
to make written returns monthly, based ol
personal visits, of all licensed places ia tn
bailwieks where the law is violated, will
She names of witnesses. The licenses al
ready granted are good for the year. Tn
above is the only provision of the new lay
to be enforced from July 1st on.
-~on Thursday, May -, 1887, Jane
Carr left the Laurytown Asylum and ha
not since been heard of. He is thirty year
of age, five feet eight inches in height
weighs about one hundred and forty pound:
short dark beard, dark hair, thin face an
walks with short, quick step. ANY in
formation Of his whereabouts will be thank
fully received by William Carr, TresckoN
Carbon county, Pa. Exchanges pleas
copy.
The following is the solution to th
Rebus which appeared in the ADvooAT
last week: In every well ordered hous.
hold, nothing can compare for general uni
ity with a handsome, easy working SEWN
machine; friend to the poor, it lighter
toll, brings relief, dispenses comfort an
creates happy smiles on the faces Of al
While so many candidates for public al
proval are before the people, wise selectio
requires great care. No one that reads IN
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